India distanced itself from the offer of humanitarian aid, told the reason to Pakistan, said- ‘Terrorists take advantage’

United Nations: India abstained from voting on a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolution exempting humanitarian aid from sanctions. The biggest reason for this is the neighboring country Pakistan. India distanced itself from the proposal saying that blacklisted terrorist groups including neighboring country (Pakistan) can take advantage of such humanitarian immunity.

Let us inform that, except India, all the UNSC members supported the resolution. 14 out of 15 countries voted in favor of the resolution. India was the only country that opposed this proposal. This spread was introduced to be banned by the US and Ireland, with humanitarian efforts exempted. Washington stressed that the resolution “will save countless lives”.

What is humanitarian aid offer

In this resolution, it was decided that the provision of money, other financial assets, economic resources, goods and services is necessary to ensure the timely delivery of humanitarian aid. This will not be considered a violation of the sanctions committee and asset freeze imposed by the United Nations Security Council.

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Our concerns emanate from proven instances of terror groups taking advantage of such humanitarian carve-outs & making a mockery of sanction regimes. Also there have been several cases of terror groups in our neighbourhood, reincarnating as humanitarian orgs to evade sanctions: Ruchira Kamboj pic.twitter.com/I0PBunjEMG

— ANI (@ANI) December 10, 2022

‘Terrorist countries will take advantage of exemption’

India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ruchira Kamboj said that terrorist countries will take advantage of any such exemption. Kamboj also mentioned the terrorist organizations present in Pakistan. He said that many cases of terrorist groups have come to light in our neighbourhood. In which the terrorist groups listed by this council are also included. These terrorist organizations use humanitarian aid as a tool to raise funds and recruit people.

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